Motherhood is under appreciated and misunderstood in modern society. Jim Towey and Kathryn Clarke explore the deep longing many young mothers feel for mentorship, the cultural shift away from valuing motherhood as a vocation, and the dangers of detaching from biological and social realities.

The discussion highlights how society’s language, values, and expectations often pit women against their natural instincts. Reclaiming motherhood means reawakening its central role in forming human character and preserving civilization.